Operations & Technology
‘What Renters Want’ with Jessica Fiur: How Do You Let Your Residents Know When They Do Something Wrong?
What the best way to let your residents know the community rules and to let them know when they’ve violated them?
Real Estate Predictions for 2013 from Industry Experts
With 2012 coming to a close, experts are predicting how the real estate industry will fare in 2013.
MHN TV: Impact of Sandy on Multifamily Insurance
Steve Sachs, executive vice president, director of real estate and hotel practices, Willis, discusses the impact of Hurricane Sandy on multifamily insurance.
Wall Street Finally Meets Main Street?
We close our year with this month’s CPE-MHN Survey of Best Practices.
Editor’s Note: How Sandy Changed Everything
What new ideas do you think should emerge in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy?
Brooklyn Skyscraper to be Completed Using Modular Construction
Skanska USA and Forest City Ratner Companies are breaking ground on B2, the first residential tower that is part of the Atlantic Yards Development in Brooklyn, N.Y.
MARKET SNAPSHOT: Phoenix Jobs Market Bounces Back after Long Post-Recession Lull
After lagging behind the rest of the country in post-recession jobs recovery, the Valley of the Sun has seen considerable gains over the last few quarters.
UDR Lower Manhattan Properties Fully Functional
Damage estimates from Hurricane Sandy, which roiled the Northeast a month ago, are still coming in. Multifamily specialist UDR has reported that it estimates that the storm caused total damages to the properties of between $28 million and $32 million.
Power Outages and Technology 101: What Companies Need to Know
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, even the most disaster-ready New Jersey businesses learned that the best laid plans can fall short. et according to Dawn Bernstel, director of customer care for Integrated Business Systems, while some things cannot be controlled, companies can take steps to better prepare themselves for “next time.”